Black Gold Telecaster Guitar

Great reflector. Easier to use than 5 in 1 because i rarely use the gold, black or others.

How i love the black and gold touch. The material is very good.

Works great as a reflector. I like the options that come with the reflector, gold, silver, black, white.

Excellent! It does everything I need and more for my pedal steel and telecaster setup, and built in effects can so easily be added or backed off on the fly. Now to see if it can last, being a pretty cheap mixer Ive read varying reports on Behringer, fingers crossed...

I love this kit - 2 panels, and then reversible covers for black, silver, gold, and sunset .. They are large- you get full body coverage with these. The metal bar can twist in these, but it's pretty easy to straighten back out .. a little patience and it'll flip back where it belongs. Watch the available videos to know the right way to collapse them - otherwise .. they are a breeze to use.

I use these labels on binders I prepare for my clients. The black and gold labels match the binders perfectly and make the binders look custom made.

Well constructed, very versatile. Outer sleeve black, white, gold, and silver for whatever reflector needs you have, and the middle is a diffuser. Great size for taking out and about and comes with a nylon zipper pouch for easy compact carrying when you're on the go. Lightweight.

After Fibre Gold Silk was no longer available I decided to try the gloss. This paper has beautiful black and white tones and a very nice surface. Just may become my favorite paper.

I love how small these fold down to, I can have a silver, gold, black & white reflectors. As well as a defueser right in my bag!

I researched reflectors for the right size and brand for a while and pulled the trigger on this one. The 5-in-1 is the way to go. True, you may not use the gold and black that much- but it's there when you need it. I have found it to do a great job at directing light where I need it. I mostly shoot in natural light but I do occasionally shoot with a speed light through and umbrella. This works great in both situations for filling in the shadows (or creating them with the black). I have found the black and gold reflectors with some creativity, can render some interesting results. I come from the hunting world, so I have had my share of dealing with pop up blinds. I did not find it to be hard at all to refold the reflector back up and put in it's case. Practice it a few times and you will master it.